Technical Tips and Tricks

In many customer environments, administrators may not have the approval from management to block specific applications that are considered t...

I have been asked about how multi-factor authentication (MFA) with with Palo Alto Networks and GlobalProtect, so I thought I would put this ...

I ran into a NAT situation recently that I thought I would share. Here is the scenario: Firewall Untrust IP: 1.1.1.1/24 Firewall Trust IP...

Palo Alto Networks firewalls are built on three core technologies:  App-ID ,  User-ID , and  Content-ID . User-ID specifically, accomplishes...

Safe Search  allows administrators to block explicit content. This especially important in educational institutions (i.e. K-12). Palo Alto N...

Palo Alto Networks firewalls are built on three core technologies: App-ID , User-ID , and Content-ID . User-ID specifically, accomplishes tw...

I ran into a scenario the other day which I thought would be worth sharing. The customer had a layer 2 trunk link between the SRX firewall a...

In the field, I hear a lot of administrators talk about how they prefer to use a point-product for URL filtering rather than collapse that s...

The fourth part of this guide demonstrates how to configure SRX logging in Junos Space Security Director (version 14.1R3.4). It assumes th...

The third part of this guide demonstrates how to import an SRX series firewall into Junos Space (version 14.1R3.4). It assumes that Junos Sp...

The second part of this guide demonstrates how to add the Log Collector subsystem to Junos Space (version 14.1R3.4). It assumes that Junos S...

The first part of this guide demonstrates the initial deployment of Junos Space and Security Director (version 14.1R3.4) in a virtual enviro...

I have seen multiple people in forums asking how to setup a site to site VPN between a Juniper SRX firewall and a Dell SonicWALL firewall....

Recently, a client had the need to replace about 500 switches at multiple remote sites. ZTP came to mind as a possible shortcut to getting t...

This post is a continuation of my last post, which consisted of multiple OSPF areas, and specifically stub and totally stubby configuration....